increment-feature-attempts

To track feature implementation attempts, you increment a counter for a specific feature ID within a feature_list.json file. This logs iterative failures and stores the last error message to prevent infinite development loops.

Error logging works by updating the feature_list.json file with an optional error message when an attempt fails. It stores the latest error alongside the incremented counter to maintain a record of iterative failures.

The best way to prevent infinite loops is by tracking attempts and flagging features that exceed a configurable maximum. This blocking mechanism identifies features needing review after repeated implementation failures.

Yes, you can update the error message when incrementing a feature attempt counter. The process supports optional error message updates to record the specific reason an implementation attempt failed verification.

You should mark a feature as blocked when its attempt count exceeds the configured maximum within feature_list.json. This occurs after repeated implementation failures indicate the feature cannot be verified successfully.